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Money

Track rent and clear payments.

Account for rent as it arrives, and plan each tenancy’s next increase.

Rent for September at 46 Alder Row. Noah’s $920 is outstanding, and Open tenancy ledger sits below both payments.Rent for September at 46 Alder Row. Noah’s $920 is outstanding, and Open tenancy ledger sits below both payments.

01 / Rent ledger

Review every payment on one ledger.

Check running balances and monthly payment history.

Rent ledger. Mark Osei’s $550 September rent is overdue; four other $550 charges show the day each was paid.Rent ledger. Mark Osei’s $550 September rent is overdue; four other $550 charges show the day each was paid.

02 / Deposit review

Match e-transfers to expected rent.

Deposits that match on name and amount apply automatically, and you confirm the rest.

Deposit review. Noah’s transfer needs confirmation against a suggested September charge; a separate Maya transfer is already applied.Deposit review. Noah’s transfer needs confirmation against a suggested September charge; a separate Maya transfer is already applied.

03 / Rent increases

Prepare standard Ontario rent notices.

Calculate guideline increases and download signed notices.

Rent increase for Priya Sen at 228 Yonge St. The new rent of $1,480.45 matches the 2.1% guideline cap and takes effect December 15, 2026.Rent increase for Priya Sen at 228 Yonge St. The new rent of $1,480.45 matches the 2.1% guideline cap and takes effect December 15, 2026.

Start with one home.

Add a home and its tenants, and each tenancy starts its own rent ledger.

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